Passenger DRL LED is not working. Sad face.

What we have here is a failure to chooch. Any thoughts on a home remedy? Not a fan of spending my day at the dealer.

 

Must be Chinesium LED's I can offer no help others than check connections.

 

Does it light up when your headlights are on?
Check the connection. Grey plug right below the low beam bulb on be back of the housing.

 

OEM or Aftermarket?


Edited for proper punctuation.

 

Why? It's probably still under warranty. Make them fix it.

 

Why quote me? I was asking if it's aftermarket he's on his own. OEM I would have already been at the Dealer

 

Because you made a statement, not a question. Next time find the ? and put it at the end so it will be clear to other people what you mean

 

I would imagine common sense would prevail but apparently not. Good Luck OP

 

Common sense like using proper punctuation so that you can be understood? I don't really expect that these days.

 

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Tell the dealer to take one off of a new truck sitting on the lot.

 

I understood Rick's "question".
He has a valid point to ask it.
Let's not let a little question mark get in the way of a good time, shall we.

 

I can't see that EITHER DRL is lit in the picture!
Never mind, I see the halo lights you are talking about. Didn't know Toyota offered OEM headlights with halo!?

 

Drivers on, passengers not.

 

And he asked why I quoted him. I answered. What's the problem?

 

No problem.
I'm out.

 

1) not chinese LEDs
2) check the connectors to the headlight. If ok, move to #3
3) LEDs are fine, it's some other component that failed. Likely over-current. NAL isn't the most reliable. Taking it to dealership is only way to fix i.e. replacement

 

It was a reference to "failure to chooch". Inside joke